An Australian AI pornography website, OurDream, run by Sydney-based company Coreflow, has been barred from advertising on Pornhub, the world's largest adult platform, and targeted by Australia's online safety regulator after an ABC investigation found it featured user-generated characters that appear as young as 14, according to an age-estimation tool used by law enforcement. OurDream claims to have more than 20 million customers and offers a platform to "build [an] AI girlfriend from scratch." Experts told the ABC this was child sexual abuse material, and Queensland police are investigating the site. Pornhub's Canadian owner, Aylo, said the International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children Australia had "alerted us to concerns regarding certain content generated by the OurDream platform," and Aylo determined "the pausing of all advertisements, while it conducted a second, deeper review, was appropriate." A company insider told the ABC Coreflow has spent $1 million advertising on Pornhub. The ABC has also obtained leaked copies of AI coding used by Coreflow to detect and screen underage characters, which a company insider said revealed systemic flaws in Coreflow's safeguards.